He continued, “That must be it, and not that the game had zero budget and they cut corners everywhere. I don’t remember anyone in the Aliens universe being telepathic but every character in the game is because I can hear them talk but their lips don’t move.”
By that I mean lots of dialogue, and then more dialogue while you amble around some big area occasionally pressing a button. He has thoughts: “It’s not what I expected – there’s very little shooting and an awful lot of Quantic Dreaming. Tuffcub has obviously been playing Destiny 2, but also: Guardians of the Galaxy. He said, “It was great, though only the DM had actually played before so it took us six hours to beat some goblins, follow a trail, and get partway into a cave before we stopped at midnightish.” Don’t you just hate it when that happens? He’s also played actual, real-life Dungeons and Dragons for the first time. He’s also restarted Divinity 2 because when he resumed his previous save he couldn’t find a fight he could finish. Gareth has been playing Nobody Saves the World for review. There was also, Magic and Pogo, because he’s addicted isn’t he? The most noteworthy are Die By the Blade, Cult of the Lamb and Trek to Yomi - previews of which can be found in those there links. Meanwhile, Nic B played a whole bunch of stuff at the end of last week as he was at WASD, and now has thoughts to share with you all. I’ve also continued playing Weird West which I’m still enjoying, and I started playing Chernobylite for review. I’m impressed with some of the voice actors who have done great impersonations of the characters. I started with Episode One and I’m working my way through. He tells us, “It’s been quite a relaxing break from the harshness of The Lands Between. Nick P finally gave Elden Ring a rest and has jumped on Lego Star Wars instead. I’m also playing Kaiju Wars for review and I’ve bought Tina Tina’s Wonderland, so I might get time for that in the next week if I’m lucky. I’ll be popping a final score on my review next week. I checked out Arcade Paradise which is shaping up to be the laundrette/arcade management sim you never knew you wanted, while ploughing through a few more movies in Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. It’s suddenly Easter weekend! This may not come as much of a surprise to you as it did to me, particularly if you’ve been indulging in a spot of ‘Easter holidaying’ as well, but I’ve suddenly found that I have time to play games again after some a house move that we hopefully won’t repeat for a very long time.